Press
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May 08
ThisIsFly.com interview with Jamie Howard about Location X.
ThisIsFly.com interview with Jamie Howard about Location X.
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May 08
Film Festivals
FILM FESTIVALS
| In Search of a Rising Tide won the Distinguished Film Award (Best in Show) at the 2007 Great Falls Fly Fishing Film Festival. The festival included “In Search of a Rising Tide,” “Chasing Silver,” “Running Down the Man,” “Digger Bamboo Rod Builder” and a vintage Lee Wulff film among others.In Search of a Rising Tide is an official selection of the 2004 Jackson Hole Film Festival and is an official selection of the 2005 Bahamas International Film Festival. | 
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May 08
In Search of a Rising Tide Presskit
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May 08
Location X featured on Fly Fisherman’s website
Location X featured on Fly Fisherman’s website.Note: We received quite a bit of speculation about the location of Location X and were forwarded educated guesses from fishing forums. While we cannot comment, we just hope that the sport and the Earth’s other great fisheries benefit from the attention.
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May 08
A few of the recent publications that have featured HowardFilms projects.
A few of the publications that have featured HowardFilms projects.
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Fly Angler Australia article>
Saltwater Fly Fishing Magazine article>
The Fisherman article>
Fly Anglers online>
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May 08
Midcurrent review of In Search of a Rising Tide DVD
In Search of a Rising Tide
review by David Dalu
I HAVE A CONFESSION to make. Like many others before me, I’ve come to love the Bahamas — the water, the isolation, the unhurried character of the people. The opportunity to spend several weeks each spring exploring the flats on my own skiff in the company of friends, far from any lodge or guide, only heightens this prejudice.
It was with high hopes, then, that I viewed Jamie Howard’s In Search of a Rising Tide, a short film promising “a journey deep into the bights of Andros … providing a glimpse into [its] rare bonefish culture.” The film follows two guides, Andy Smith and Charlie Neymour, as they fish deeper flats of Andros in search of a fish larger than the local “record,” a 16-pound, 8-ounce beast caught on a Nasty Charlie — a fly put into the history books by the local grandfather of fishing, Charlie Smith, and the late Bob Nauheim.
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Full article:
http://www.midcurrent.com/articles/video/dalu_risingtide.aspx